Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band's legendary saxophonist Clarence Clemons has had a stroke on Sunday - June 12th.Rolling Stone is confirming reports which have said that Clemons is "seriously ill after a stroke at his home in Florida."
The severity of the stroke cannot be confirmed, as of now.
Clemons, 69, known by fans as 'The Big Man', has been playing the saxophone and performing with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band for more than three decades.
Clemons has had a string of medical ailments in recent years, mostly involving his back and knees. In the past year, Clemons has had both knees replaced and spinal fusion surgery.




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May God bless us with your speedy recovery been a die hard fan for over 3 decades now and you definately are the Sax Man. Bruce surely found a gem with you. Prayer and well wishes
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Have been enjoying E Street Band for all those decades...please get well soon, Clarence....you play a mean sax....to all the haters, shut up!!! The Boss is the best!!!
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The best one in the band, get well CLEMENS! PRAYERS TOO YOU.
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Hey big man hope you get well soon, and when you do play your heart out, big man
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I was able to see the band and I hope that he does not suffer and recovers hes a great person
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